Stealing News Exposed by Telegraph Operator
A Nashville Banner report notes a telegraphic operator stole AP news, then ordered the fake story killed to avoid distribution. The breach involved papers outside the AP and was traced to a New York suspect, with admission of guilt and questions about wider impact.
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Associated Press
New York
The
Sun
the Sun
Nashville
Uncle Joe Remembered as Liberty Defender and Victim of Exile
The poem honors Uncle Joe, age ninety seven, a stout defender of liberties who helped frame laws and backed favored causes. He faced opposition from reformers in Congress who condemned him as the ark’s Jonah and forced his exile, as Danville’s townsfolk rally to vindicate him with patriotic pride.
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Speers
Joe
Cannon
Congress
Uncle Tom
Dans
Danville Rose
Humstons and Massie Compete in Friday Kernstown Meet
In Kernstown Virginia on Friday night Miss Mary Humston Miss Gladys Humston and Frank Humston of Clarke county participated at Mr and Mrs WW Smiths event. Massie of Winchester raced Nannie in a local sequence of events highlighting regional athletic activity.
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Kernstown
Mary
Gladys Humston
Frank
Humston
Clarke County
Ping
Massie
Winchester
Nannie
Doan’s Kidney Pills Endorsement From Winchester Resident
Mrs. Mary V. Rainsberger of Winchester Virginia reports relief from years of kidney pain after using Doan’s Kidney Pills. She describes heavy backache and sharp kidney pains that vanished with treatment and notes her continued high opinion of the remedy. Price 50c at all dealers Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y.
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Mary V. Rainsberger
Market St. Winchester
Dean
Doan
Thanksgiving Social Ties Shifting Across Stephens City Area
Local residents report visits and family gatherings across Clarke and Winchester counties. Miller Barley and Hunter Barley hosted Thanksgiving in Stephens City while Mrs. Hite from Winchester stayed with cousin Mrs. Metz. Other listed visits include Mrs. Evans and Miss Ibon in Stephens City, Miss Beaver visiting grandparents in Winchester, and Mr. Adams moving to the Leake place with the Lake family traveling to Mr. Chiles' farm.
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Miller Barley
Stephens City
Hunter
Hilda Beaver
Winchester
Mauck
Harry Lake
Uravell
Local Stores Prepare for Xmas Shoppers and Window Displays
Merchants display holiday goods from jewelry to bric-a-brac as Christmas nears in Winchester. Most shoppers have not yet begun buying, planning to choose later, while stores face ten hour law limits on female clerks and consider longer hours or more staff. Local stock aims to curb trips to other cities by offering comparable prices and avoiding travel costs.
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Winchester
Order of Publication in Kitchen Estate Suit
In Frederick County Circuit Court 1914 an order directs M C Kitchen as complainant to seek decree over John N Kitchen estate. Defendants Lucius N Kitchen J Selby Kitchen and others must appear within 15 days. Publication in The Evening Star Winchester for four weeks and posting at courthouse instructed.
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R. P. Duval
Circuit Court
Frederick County
John N. Kitchen
Lelia Kitchen Et Als
M. C. Kitchen
KR. P. Duval
H. R. Kern
Lucius N. Kitchen
J. Selby Kitchen
Estelle Ginn Kitchen
Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland
Virginia
B. Kitchen
Fredericka A. Baetjer
F. Harry Baetjer
Henry Baetjer
Winchester
J. W. Baker, Jr
Chas. B. Guyer
Ward & Larrick
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Promises Quick Relief
A promotional notice advocates Foley's Honey and Tar Compound to ease croup symptoms. It claims the product cuts mucus, clears phlegm, stops the choking cough, and provides easy breathing and quiet sleep, urging readers to keep it at home and buy from dealers.
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Croup
Foley
Why Pheasant Is Valued as a Game Bird
The pheasant earns renown for hiding on the ground and offering fine shots. Its skill makes it prized among hunters, with its elusive nature challenging the hunter.
The Confession Brings Twist to a Docks Family Tale
Ethel racing to save Kemp uncovers Goodnow confessing to the Philadelphia murder. Kemp’s fate hinges on a governor led by a private plea that turns up Harry Bentwich awaiting a wedding in the capital. The confession spurs a dramatic reunion as the governor grants a respite.
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Ethel
Harry Bentwich
Kemp
Court of Appeals
Goodnow
Harry
Mr. Bentwich
Philadelphia
Fountain Pens Long Used Since Invention
Fountain pens were invented long ago and widely used as writing instruments. The brief note highlights their enduring presence and historical role in everyday correspondence and documentation.
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Evening Star
Evening Star Publishing Company
Harry Flood Byrd
A. E Clayden
Brunswick
United
Uncle Joe
Smith's
Tre
Esop
Weaver Pianos
Rice’s Music Store
N. Main St
Burg
William Hite
Jacob Metz
W. B. Smith
H. S. Whitacre
Osteopath
Martinsburg
W. VA
County of Frederick
Berryville
Vaa E. Bar
Mexico
Asia
Europe
Alexander the Great
Greece
Americas
W. G. Chapman
Ant Povey
Aenass
Caruso
William Faversham
Harry Lauder
American Tobacco Company
Washington, D. C
New
Pennsylvania Ave
Eighteenth
White House
Palm Court
American Indian Grill
Teaco
Grand Piper
Atra
Clifford M. Lewis
H.R. Willis
N. Market St
Winchester Fair
Bird Bros. Strain
Anerey
Lauray
Kline
Aucluse
the Home Store
Wright’s
McVicar Carriage Works
Edward Padgett
Robert C. Sibert
Robt. T. McVicar
Elgin Wiatches
Railror’. Standad
LOWES
F. R. Crane
Main St
ED Pinaud
Parfumerie
Pinaud
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